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Research news | 2018-10-09
The whole management puzzle
Why scientists need to pay more attention to the behaviour and interactions of resource users
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Research news | 2018-09-25
A blueprint for impact
Seven steps towards increasing environmental science’s influence on policy and practice
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Research news | 2017-03-30
Sweden's implementations of marine ecosystem-based management
Sweden is slowly moving towards more ecosystem-based marine management, but more can be done
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Research news | 2016-12-09
Fishers’ responses towards regulation and authorities
New study looks at commitment to fisheries regulations and why it is a matter of quality rather than quantity
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Research news | 2016-08-25
How to pick your policy frame
New study provides a guide for social-ecological researchers to better include policy science in their work
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Research news | 2016-03-23
Amateur photographs reveal population history of common guillemots
Unique collection of tourist photos shows that Baltic Sea common guillemots are at historically high levels today
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Research news | 2016-02-25
A critical look at the Baltic Sea regime shift in the late 1980s
Even in a reported Baltic Sea regime shift, not all parts of the system are affected
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Research news | 2016-01-22
PhD thesis on long-term changes in the Baltic Sea
PhD thesis looks at the social-ecological dynamics of long-term changes in the Baltic Sea
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Research news | 2015-08-26
How social dynamics affected the 1980s Baltic Sea cod boom and collapse
How humans matter for ecological regime shifts
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Research news | 2015-05-05
Assessing the health of the Baltic Sea
New management tool to guide Baltic Sea region towards increased sustainability
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Research news | 2015-03-11
Management forcing increased specialisation in fisheries systems
Rigid regulations, not marked dynamics or fish stocks, leave fishers more specialised and inflexible
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Research news | 2015-02-19
Changes in Baltic Sea ecosystems will cause financial losses up to 120 million euros per year
Changes in Baltic Sea ecosystems will cause financial losses up to 120 million euros per year
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Research news | 2014-12-09
How Baltic Sea management turned a new page
New Centre thesis shows changes in HELCOM’s Baltic Sea management happen slowly
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Research news | 2014-11-28
Seabirds as food for thought
Centre PhD-thesis uses seabirds as indicators of changes in marine ecosystems
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Research news | 2014-10-31
Diversity in fishers' behaviour; a matter of style
Inefficient fisheries management can be effectivised by further classifying fishing practices and styles
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Research news | 2014-06-16
House martins singing by the sea
Unusually large populations of the land-living bird found on island in the Baltic Sea
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Research news | 2014-03-25
One fish or two fish?
Consistent misreporting of fish catches in the Baltic Sea has severe consequences for marine ecosystems
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Research news | 2014-01-31
Implementing ecosystem-based fisheries management
A strategy for implementing ecosystem-based fisheries management in the Baltic Sea
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Research news | 2014-01-09
Institutional barriers to organic farming in countries around the Baltic Sea region
Six steps to boost organic farming in countries around a strained Baltic Sea
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Research news | 2013-11-04
Changes in the Baltic Sea largely down to management strategies, not climate change
Regardless of climate change, quality of management likely to determine Baltic Sea future
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Research news | 2013-03-27
Cost-benefits of a cleaner Baltic Sea
Benefits of saving the Baltic Sea exceeds costs by 1500 million Euros annually
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